God, as I define God, is before the beginning of this universe. Morality, in the proto-form that will eventually apply to us humans, doesn’t begin until living cells begin. Above the level of the single cell, and not under, there is a spectrum of relationships that we tend to call moral. Therefore, morality doesn’t start …
The concept of truth can be broken down into at least two categories; objective truth and moral truth. Objectively true statements are true for all of us regardless of how any of us feel about them, e.g. “Most rocks are hard”, “The Sun is a star”, “Water is two parts Hydrogen and one part Oxygen”. …
Thus Spoke Zarathustra is a book written by Friedrich Nietzsche between 1883 and 1885. I’m not remotely qualified to write a “review” of the book that could be taken as serious literary critique, so I won’t. This article is a layman processing his thoughts, feelings, and reactions after reading the work for the first time. …
The conditions of our births are blind luck. The socioeconomic status of our parents, their capacity for loving kindness or lack thereof, the year, the trends in geopolitics and the budding advancements in technology are all incredibly impactful regarding the adults that we become and none of those phenomena or their contents are even slightly …